Sentence examples for properly planning from inspiring English sources

Selling overproduction through an exchange is seldom as cost-effective as properly planning production.

"Here in Fairfield County and across Connecticut municipalities have no way of properly planning for future development," Mr. Velkey said.

Colum McGuire, vice president of welfare at the NUS says: "Universities should urgently be looking at properly planning accommodation supply and capping rent increases to ensure students are not priced out of living in halls".

Further, our experience suggests that understanding the relative advantages and disadvantages of the different types of board reviews, and properly planning and implementing the board's evaluation significantly increases the likelihood of positive outcomes.

Serious questions have been raised about the behaviour of the expedition scientists who led a group of tourists and journalists onto the ice without properly planning for the rapid evacuation ordered by the ship's captain as he became increasingly concerned about being trapped by sea ice.

The report said too often the health service had been reactive, tweaking services rather than properly planning change.

You need to properly plan and control your experiments.

To ensure such a performance it is important to apply properly planned maintenance strategies.

But a junket, if properly planned, might actually not be a bad idea.

But they were brought in always in a properly planned and managed way.

Accurate population data is necessary so that waste management systems and infrastructure can be properly planned.